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95th Aero Squadron
 
Formed: 20 August 1917
Mobilized: 9 March 1918
Insignia: Kicking Mule
Aces: 6  
Victories: 35 Airplanes
12 Balloons
Losses:   Killed in Action (KIA)
  Killed in Flying Accident (KIFA)
  Wounded in Action (WIA)
  Prisoners of War (POW)
 
Formed at Kelly Field in Texas, the 95th Aero Squadron headed overseas in September 1917 and began training at Issoudun on 16 November 1917. Soon to become a part of the 1st Pursuit Group, the squadron was posted to Villeneuve on 18 February 1918 where it suffered its first casualty with the death of Captain Miller on its very first mission over the lines.
 
Aces Aircraft COs Aerodromes
1 Lansing Holden 7
2 Sumner Sewall 7
3 Edward Curtis 6
4 Harold Buckley 5
5 James Knowles 5
6 David Peterson 0
1 Nieuport 27
05 Mar 1918
2 Nieuport 28
3 SPAD XIII
1 Capt. James E. Miller (KIA)
20 Feb 1918 - 9 Mar 1918
2 Lt. Seth Low
9 Mar 1918 - 20 Mar 1918
3 Maj. Davenport Johnson
20 Mar 1918 - 25 Jun 1918
4 Lt. John Hambleton
25 Jun 1918 - 27 Jun 1918
5 Capt. David Peterson
27 Jun 1918 - 13 Oct 1918
6 Capt. John Mitchell
13 Oct 1918 - 18 Nov 1918
1 Epiez
01 Apr 1918 - 07 Apr 1918
2 Toul
07 Apr 1918
 
Books
Squadron 95 (Literature and History of Aviation Series)
Harold Buckley / Hardcover / Ayer Co Pub 1971
 
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